ML17252A249

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Transmittal of Reportable Occurrence Report No. 50-249/1976-31
ML17252A249
Person / Time
Site: Dresden  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 11/30/1976
From: Stephenson B
Commonwealth Edison Co
To: James Keppler
NRC/RGN-III
References
50-249/1976-31 BBS Ltr. #76-834
Download: ML17252A249 (3)


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  • 1 Enclosed please find Reportable Occurrence report number 50-249/1976-31.

This report is being submitted to your office in accordance with the Dresde~

Nu~lear Power Statton Technical Specifications, Section 6.6.B.

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EVENT DESCRIPTION (Continued) leakage was attrLbuted entirely to leakage through check valve 3-205-2-7.

A second -1 eak-rate test -of the vo 1 ume bounded by the b-1 ind f 1 ange 'and redundant reactor head cooling outbo~rd isolation valve MO 3-205-2-4 established that actual t.hrough-leakage for the penetration was 1.29 SCFH.

Containment integrity, therefore, wps not compromised by_ this failure.

This is the first reported leak-rate test failure for this valve.

(50-249/1976-31)

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CAUSE DESCRIPTION (Continued) 3-205-2-7 yielded a leakage rate of 1.05 SCFH.

Since check valve 205-2-7 has fijnctioned satisfactorily over a period of several years, and since ~edundant va~ve 205-2-4 continues to perform s~tisf~ctorily, testing of this valve on an approximately annual basis should. permit any recurring problem to be id.entified

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Valve 3-205-2-7 is* a 2-!-inch Duo-Chek style B check valve, maryufactured by the Mission Valve and Pump Co.

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